Gracchus I have more questions for you before trying to put all this into set theory language, and that has to do with angle of approach...
One approach is to use observations and scientific evidence to build upwards in scale and peer backwards in time. But the actual direction of causation is forwards in time and possibly downwards in scale.
There is also the limit to scientific observations backwards in time as shown by the cosmological background radiation "curtain" that surrounds the observable universe. It's is widely accepted that there is polygalatic cosmological space similar to ours beyond our temporal light curtain.
I call it the Humpty Dumpty enigma: Can we put the original state back together by the piece we have? Do we have all the pieces?
What if a picture of Humpty Dumpty can be arrived at by pure math and predicts the shapes of all the pieces that we have so far, and gives the predicted sizes of the pieces that are still "dark" to us?
I try to proceed in both directions simultaneously to show where they start overlapping.
Your thoughts?
One approach is to use observations and scientific evidence to build upwards in scale and peer backwards in time. But the actual direction of causation is forwards in time and possibly downwards in scale.
There is also the limit to scientific observations backwards in time as shown by the cosmological background radiation "curtain" that surrounds the observable universe. It's is widely accepted that there is polygalatic cosmological space similar to ours beyond our temporal light curtain.
I call it the Humpty Dumpty enigma: Can we put the original state back together by the piece we have? Do we have all the pieces?
What if a picture of Humpty Dumpty can be arrived at by pure math and predicts the shapes of all the pieces that we have so far, and gives the predicted sizes of the pieces that are still "dark" to us?
I try to proceed in both directions simultaneously to show where they start overlapping.
Your thoughts?
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